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Good grief!

http://christianity.about.com/od/faqhelpdesk/f/jesusoryeshua.htm

Yeshua is the Hebrew name for the Lord. It means "Yahweh [the Lord] is Salvation." The English spelling of Yeshua is Joshua. However, when translated from Hebrew into the Greek language, the name Yeshua becomes Iēsous. The English spelling for Iēsous is “Jesus.”

Basically, what this means is Joshua and Jesus are the same name. One is translated from Hebrew into English, the other from Greek into English. It is also interesting to note, the names "Joshua" and "Isaiah" are essentially the same names as Yeshua in Hebrew. They mean "Savior" and "the salvation of the Lord."
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It has to do with your integrity of which you have none.

 

You are asking the wrong question, and that's what's fogging your view.

First of all, you have clearly demonstrated that you don't know anything about how words and phrases are translated or transliterated from one language to another. There are rules in translating and pronunciations as words move between languages. I have to follow them when I speak or write English, and of course there are times when I get stuck because English has a far broader variety of terms to choose from than Hebrew.

Secondly, why I say you are asking the wrong question is because English was not developed until the Anglo-Saxon era. You are arguing from an anachronism fallacy. The apostles could not have possible translated any of the OT words for God, Lord, LORD, into English because English didn't exist when the NT was written, so it is a logical fallacy to make that kind of argument.

The Bibles you have now were translated from Greek to English and the English did not follow the Hebrew for the NT because there were no prominent reliable Hebrew versions of a NT considering that the Jewish scribes who translated and recopied Hebrew texts would not write one for the NT because they didn't believe in the NT. Hebrew phased out as a universal language long before the NT times, and the universal language became Koine Greek. By the time English was developed, the only sources available for translating the NT were from Greek and Latin sources, and since not even Greek sources themselves kept the same form of the Hebrew words for God, it is erroneous to expect English translators to follow a rule that you are inventing that didn't even apply to the apostles when they translated OT Hebrew passages into Greek.

For example, Stephens sermon in Acts ch 7. Find ANY Greek mss that translates all His OT quotes and retains the exact Hebrew form for the names of God.

This is a silly argument and one based on a gross misunderstanding of how languages are translated from one to another.

 

Once again, that's not how languages work. First of all, you do realize there are no vowels in Hebrew? Everytime you try and spell what you believe to be a Hebrew word for God, you are adding the ENGLISH transliteration of the niqqud to make the word readable and pronounceable in English. But you are not LITERALLY following that translation as it would actually and LITERALLY be translated or pronounced in MY language.

As much as I disagree with many on here about doctrines such as Calvinism, KJV, pre mill, and I don't hold anything back, don't you think as an Israeli native I'd be correcting all of them on this issue if they were wrong about using the name Jesus or God in English?

 

Yes, you did. YOu said point blank that the ORIGINAL texts never translated the word to "Jesus". Who wrote the ORIGINAL texts? THE APOSTLES.

 

DHK is a moderator. It is unwise to ignore a moderator. You might not like the consequences of such foolishness.

 

What a childish game you play.
I made a post directed to you. You never responded to it, except with a question. That is not debate. Why did you answer my post with a question, and now demand that I answer your question first. Answer my post. Prove that you are a Baptist.

Do you believe that the Bible is the Word of God?
Do you believe that God has preserved his Word?
Do you believe in both the inspiration and preservation of the Bible, and if so, what do they mean to you and how are they applicable to us today?

What does the word Zeus have to do with the word ᾿Ιησοῦ Χριστοῦ
Or:
יְהוֹשׁוּעַ
Or:
יְהֹוָה

 

The LITERAL Greek name for Zeus IN GREEK was Ζεύς, and Δίας in modern Greek. Not even close to Ιησους Χριστου

 

Since you refuse to answer a moderator, don't whine if he takes action against your hostility toward God's Word.

You are not a Baptist. You may claim you are, but your posts betray you.

 

You are hostile to God's Word.

You remove Christ's deity by attributing His name to a pagan one that worships a false god.
You make Christ a created being by saying He is Michael.
You teach that Adam was a serpent.

All these doctrines are hostile to the truth. They are the enemy of God's Word, whether you want to admit it or not.